Columbia University Employer Reviews

A typical day at work, first thing in the morning write a "to do list", organize/prioritize work load, confirm deadlines., use own initiative on how to get the deadlines working and at the same time working on other tasks on my "to do list"

What I learned - At Columbia I learned that my work is a reflection of me, and I have to say I sure felt good – more...  about myself. As manager iof appointments, which are time sensitive, I left as an employee that can be trusted.

Co-workers, - great ! I am a team oriented person

The hardest part of the job - appointments have depth, and when in doubt before sending an offer letter, I took time to ask questions via e-mail.

Most enjoyable part of the job. (1) challenge of meeting all deadlines, (2) felt good about myself (3) working with the highly educated. – less

it was great, i learned allot helping others and working with awesome people

The campus atmosphere is tranquil, unlike other areas in New York.

not the best work environment - dirty
there is a lot more to say, but it is not coming to mind right now
The boss was great, the research was incrediably interesting, but I felt stiffled in this envionrment by the professor heading the lab

Nice day,this was my first job so going to work,some.manager didnt like,nice co-worker,placing the stock,payday

a 2 in 1 job. an office and dental training program for students enrolled. You learn a lot from co-workers and the professors about both

One of the top summer programs ever. I really enjoyed working in lung diseases and asthma

It is a learning organization and provide employees with opportunity to learn.

Great people and great opportunity to learn from management. Salaries are low since there great benefits, however this year all of that has changed.

In all facets in which I worked, I was among the greatest minds with the most innovative ideas, research and teaching strategies. It was an opportunity of a lifetime

This was a great job for me. I really felt like I was able to add a lot of skills and felt I was able to grow with the team that I worked with.